Russell High School - Pointer Yearbook (East Point, GA)

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MARCIA HAYNES Assistant Class Editor of POINTER, ,30; Member of Spanish Club, 730; As- sistant Editor-invChief 0f i'WiIdcatF C29. 'iWho would want a friend more loyal or true? She is that 'cutei little girl we all love. All indications show that the future holds a world of success for her? MINDA HOLLUMS Member of Girls' Reserve Club, 729, ,30; Member of Home Economics Club, 30; Member of Spanish Club, 729, ,30. dA look at Minda will reveal the wealth of beauty she possesses; not only external beauty, but a beautiful girl through and through. LAMAR HUIE Member of Spanish Club, :29, 730; Member of Russell High Band, i29, 730; Sergeant of R. 0. T. C., :30. hLamar is the boy who does not have much to say. He seems to think that Silence is Golden., Some have come to appreciate him for his real worthf7 EDITH LITTLE Member of Glee Club, i29; President of Girls7 Reserve Club, ,30; President of El Doradofi a29. iiZip! Bang! Here comes Edith. She is alive and just the best sport ever. By her attractive personality, she has won the hearts of all. The class 730 wishes for her the best of luck in the future? $Not in picture TOMMIE LEE HUTCHESON Vice-President of Los Obrerosa7 Club, :30; Member of Home Economics Club, 730; Member of Athletic Asso- ciation, i30. iiDown through the halls of time shall go a rollicking laughter; it shall al- ways recall Tommie Lee. that fun-loving girl. She is a treasure to our class and will be greatly missed? MARY JOHNSON President of Home Economics Club, 30; Member of Girls3 Reserve Club, .29, 19:0; Literary Editor of POINTER, .30. iAFor a character of fidelity and 21 disposition of loveliness none exceeds this lovely girl. An inspiration to alle she is always wide-awake and ever- I'eady to take a part in all activities? CATHERINE LEWIS Member of Girlsi Reserve Club, ,30; Secretary and Treasurer of iiLe Cercle Francaisf, 730; Class Testatrix, i330. iiCatherine has been with us but a short time but in that time she has proved her true worth, both as an ex- cellent student and a loyal classmate. We are sorry she didnit find us sooner? iHAMILTON HORNSBY Member of Hi-Y Club, ,28; Member of Russell High Band, ,28, 729; Meme ber of Athletic Association, 30. 'iWe canit express our sorrow at part- ing. We can only say that the notes of that melodious voice shall ever ring in our memory as thoughts turn to him? FM Page 23

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JOHN FAULKNER Member of Glee Club, i29; Assistant Editor-in-Chief of i'Wildcat? 30; Memr her of Russell High Band, 729, 730. iiJohn is the oHicial wit 0f the Senior Class. He gets off some good ones and some bad ones. However, his greatest accomplishment in the line of humor is a Iake-off 0f the members of the fac- ulty. EVELYN GUFFIN Member of Mandolin Club, 29; Mein- ber of Athletic Association. 530; Mem- ber of Literary Society, '30. i'lf you are ever blue and want sun shine on a rainy day7 look for Eveiyn. She has a sparkle of mischief in her eyes and a laugh that is all her own. NEBBY GORDON Treasurer of Hi-Y Club, ?30; Assist- ant Business Manager of l'Wildcatfi 729; Member of Football Team, 229, ,30. iiHappy go lucky, thatis Nebhy. He will be missed in more ways than one when he leaves school. He has been a successful football player as well as student. ELIZABETH HANSON President of ttLos Obrerosli Club, 730; Member of Home Economics Club, '30; Member of Latin i'Ai, Club, 727, 28. MBetlf is a studious and ambitious girl. She is a friend indeed to every- one. Her general occupation is having a big time. The Class 30 wishes you a world of success, Elizabethf JOHN HARRIS Member of Basket-ball Team, 730; Member of Literary Society, 529; Mem- ber of Officers, Club. 330. flohn is a fine fellow. He is small of stature but makes up for this in many other ways. We hope that he will some day he liig enough to take care of himself RAY HARRIS Member of Russell High Band, 729, 730; Member of Officers Club, 30; Member of Spanish Club. 929. 530, LtWho could keep from loving this fun-loving and irresistible youth? Ray is admired by everyone. His ambition is to ilearn tn dance?7 HERBERT HARVEY Member of Athletic Association, ,30; Captain of R. O. T. C.. 130; Class Prophet, 730. iiHerlJert is the industrious member of the Senior Class. He is character- ized by the way he goes after things he wishes to accomplish. If he applies this to life, the future can spell only success?7 ' ELIZABETH HEMPERLEY Member of Dramatic Club, 729; Sec- retary of Spanish Club. 729; Member of Girls, Reserve Club, 529, 930. iiThe little girl with the brown wavy hair will be remembered by the girls as a jolly companion and by the boys as the object of many dreams and more glances. W.M

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JEANETTE LINCH Member of Girls7 Reserve Club, i29. 30; Member of Home Economics Club. ,30; Member of French Club, 730. i:Very few ever get to really know this modest little girl, but if you have been one of the fortunate few, you real- ize what a jewel she is. GEORGE LONGINO Assistant Editor-in-Chief of POINTER, 730; Member of Offlcersy Club, 30; Vice-President of Hi-Y Club, 30. iiVVhen you get to know George, you feel that he has many intrinsic quali- ties. He never seems to seek friends or the beauty that is in life. but in some way both are drawn to him. MILLARD MAHLE Member of Spanish Club. 29; Mein- ber of Hi-Y Club, 730; Member of Football Team, '30. iiMillard. though small in stature. has a heart so big and a smile so hos- pitable that he is loved by each mem- ber of the Class '30. Our high school days with him have been spent happily together. ALBERT MCBRAYER Member of Ofticers' Club, 30; Mem- ber of iiWildcatsi Staff, ,29; Member of Spanish Club, i29. iiAIbert likes to argue a lot but it is always good naturedly. He seems to have a perpetual smilef7 ALICE MOEN Member of Athletic Association, '30; Member of Literary Society, 30; Mem- ber of Spanish Club, 729. L:Alice is the blond beauty of 108. She does not have much to say, but that doesnit detract from her charm anyfi DOROTHY NESBIT Member of Glee Club, i28, i29; Meme bar of Home Economics Club, .30; Sponsor of Staff of R. O. T. C., 930. itWho was that laughing? Yes, that was Dorothy. She is the girl who will be remembered as being jolly and full of vivacity. She intends to secure the best that life can give. We trust that the best of luck may be yours. Doro- thylii FRANCES NORTHCUTT Member of Girls, Reserves, $29, 330; Member of Spanish Club, i29. 930; Member of Home Economics Club, ,30. HFrances possesses those qualities which make her a good friend, a good student, and a wonderful companion. Among her many sterling characteris- tics is a strain of humor and a carefree attitude that makes all of us love her? E. W. OLIVER Member of Spanish Club, i29, 30; Member of Dramatic Club, 729; Assista ant Business Manager of POINTER, y30. gE. W. comes to us from the atmos- phere of College Park, Georgia. He is full of life and how he loves to dance! He likes to isparki around with the ladies and have a good time? -W.h